Sentence examples for appropriately advised from inspiring English sources

Mulholland said the Scottish Crown Office had kept Cable's officials "appropriately advised" of the progress of the "complex and ongoing" investigation.

Another concern raised by what we have seen is that many with viable claims for asylum have not been appropriately advised to appeal the refusal of international protection and instead accept this temporary form of leave.

Last month, a military judge ruled that Jordan, who is still assigned to the Army's Intelligence and Security Command, had not been appropriately advised of his rights during his interviews with Taguba, undermining the Army's allegation that he lied during the Taguba inquiry.

Seventeen cases were considered for WLE with MDTD, seven (41%) had successful WLE and 10 (59%) had mastectomy; all were appropriately advised when compared with final pathology.

Gender identity development is a complex area that requires considerable expertise to assess and then appropriately advise families.

CAM instruction should therefore be focused on acquiring knowledge of available CAM modalities and skills to appraise evidence to appropriately advise patients on best approaches to CAM use.

Decision makers and care providers must fully understand the potential risks and benefits of CAM therapies to appropriately advise their patients.

If so, we speculate that CAM instruction could be best directed toward increasing student knowledge of CAM modalities available in their communities and skills to access, appraise and interpret evidence on CAM use, to appropriately advise patients.

Therefore, any interested researcher should conduct further study on quality of ANC in focus of birth preparedness and complication readiness to assess whether health professionals appropriately advise and provide health information concerning birth preparedness and complication readiness.

The role security domain within the SAAPPQ includes 2 sub-domains: role adequacy, and role legitimacy (e.g. "I feel I can appropriately advise my patients about drinking and its effects"; "I feel I have the right to ask patients questions about their drinking when necessary").

Despite this, however, skills remain limited on quantifying needs for medications and ordering, receiving and storing medications appropriately; recording medications inventories accurately; distributing medications for use appropriately; and advising patients on how to use medications appropriately.